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Hurricane officials just dropped their roadmap for upcoming roadwork and public utility upgrades. It’s a heads-up to expect some orange cones and construction delays on your daily commute soon.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before, 3 the 90 before that.
The cost of infrastructure improvements remains a major point of discussion for both the city and potential developers.
Airport tenants and the city, as it creates a more reliable and safe environment for aircraft storage.
Residents living near the airport who may feel excluded from the planning process.
The city is working on a master plan for utilities and drainage at the airport to avoid the 'scattered' development of the past. This is important because it ensures that new hangars have proper water, sewer, and fire protection without creating drainage issues for neighbors.
This change could allow for more recreational or resort-style development on the property.
This will make the transfer process clearer and faster for hangar owners.
The project would add 63 new homes to the area, but currently faces hurdles regarding how to handle stormwater and road connections.
The project faces questions regarding storm drainage and the legality of short-term rentals in the zone.
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A missing transit link has left one fast-growing area isolated from the Wasatch Front's public transportation network.